Is this product good for Organic gardens ?
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This product is great for organic gardens and is national organic program (NOP) compliant.
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IT IS PERFECT FOR ORGANIC GARDENS. In fact, it is beyond what most organic gardeners do. My soil and plant health have improved since I added this to my soil. Not only that, but the increase in symbiotic fungi and bacteria avaliable to connect with my plants has greatly reduced their water stress so that I do not have to water as often.
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Yes, it is. The biochar is just ground-up charcoal. Soak it in comfrey/compost tea to inoculate it with beneficial bacteria - just make sure your "soak" is organic - then dig it into your soil.
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I alternated it with organic fertilizer and it seemed to work well. I don't think it's for acid loving plants. I am sold on it, though. It really made a difference in my vegetable garden last year.
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I wanted to use it in lemonade and bath soaks so it had to be organic, I just asked the seller and she said yes. It's amazing quality though. Hope it helped.
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This product is OMRI Listed for Organic Use - http://www.omri.org/simple-opl-search/results/Mole-Zap
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For hydroponics I would go with the flora series. If you don't keep the ingredients of the organic line cold and aerated it will spoil.
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Yes it works very well for all vegetables, in containers or in a garden. Just follow the directions and you will be pleased with the results.
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It isn't labeled as 'organic' but I grow organically and I have no problem using these. Generally it is anything that is treating a tree to kill pests that you need to be careful about the types of chemicals you are using, but when it comes to fertilizing them most things that would 'feed' them are beneficial to people as well. I've used these for years and have some terrific apples and pears every year, some of them heirlooms that others have problems growing.
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I think you would have to ask the seller this question. I don't remember if it said organic but my lemons will be as I haven't added anything to the pot other than soil and some fertilizer
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Organically grown plants rely on beneficial microorganisms living in the soil to break down nutrients and thus feed the root systems (symbiotic relationship). Feeding this to organic plants may jeopardize your micro-herd and force you to rely on chemical fertilizers until you flush the salts from your soil and restore the soil back to its living, healthy state (using compost, compost tea, EWC, mycorrhizal fungi, etc). I'd highly suggest doing some reading on true organic growing; you'll never look back, if you do it right.
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I do not believe these products are considered organic, it depends on your state agriculture guidelines. They are pesticide free!
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It is your preference, if you prefer organic go for it... I find both effective
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I have never used it for that. It is organic and I don't see why not. I would give it a whirl.
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Not sure, I'm just a user of the product. Check for more info at their website ys organic.com
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Hey there Mr. Bill J. I used this product to build container gardens and it worked great with a soil mix.
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It'a a 12-4-8, made from standard mineral salts. It might work fine, but my objection is with the description: in no way does this qualify as an "organic" product. If you don't care, then try it. But it's not OMRI-approved. The sellers should remove any reference to "organic".
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Yes it will work well. We use ours almost exclusively for vegtable plants in the garden
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It's organic you apply it very liberally to plant leaves top and bottom it is not as fast acting as the organic stuff I got at wm but it works without killing the plants which the other stuff was probe to do I have no knowledge if the pest u ask about but it does work on the red and green bugs and ants but apply early and late to protect plant and bees